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Aroldis Chapman - the hard throwing Cuban phenomenon whose fastball has been clocked at 105mph - is hoping he can pitch 150 innings or more this year as a starter.
Chapman was getting ready to start for the Cincinnati Reds last spring when the bullpen got wiped out by injuries, forcing a different approach. The hard-throwing Cuban became one of baseball's best closers in his first try at it.
I would like to start a season and throw as many innings as I can, but that's up to the team. When I was in Cuba, I threw 150 innings. I will prepare myself to throw as many innings as they want me to throw.
- Aroldis Chapman, Reds Pitcher
He's on the same course this spring, trying to win a spot in the rotation — and his manager is keeping an open mind about where he'll end up eventually.
So is Chapman, who worked on his changeup over the winter to add another pitch in case he starts.
"I will prepare the same way I did last year," Chapman said, with trainer Tomas Vera translating. "I would like to start a season and throw as many innings as I can, but that's up to the team. When I was in Cuba, I threw 150 innings. I will prepare myself to throw as many innings as they want me to throw."
Chapman, who turns 25 on Feb. 28, was expected to develop into a starter when the Reds signed him in 2010. He struggled with his control in the minors and the Reds used him as a reliever for the first time in his career to help them win the NL Central in 2010.
He was a setup man again in 2011, but had streaks of control problems. The Reds gave him a chance to do what's most familiar to him — start games — during spring training last season, and Chapman showed improvement.
When closer Ryan Madson tore a ligament in his elbow and the two setup men got hurt during spring training, manager Dusty Baker switched Chapman back into the bullpen, using him initially in a setup role and then as the closer. This time, Chapman excelled.
The left-hander didn't allow a run until his 16th appearance of the season. He didn't become the closer until May 20, yet tied for third in the NL in saves. From June 26 through Aug. 17, Chapman turned in 23 consecutive scoreless appearances. He converted a team-record 27 straight save chances.
The Reds told Chapman at the end of last season that they were planning to make him a starter. Their other five starters are right-handers, and Chapman would give the rotation a much different look.
"Chapman has the chance to be a top-flight starter," general manager Walt Jocketty said. "I always wanted to have a left-hander in the rotation."
Chapman threw mostly fastballs as a closer, mixing in an occasional slider. He has worked on his changeup in the offseason, knowing he'll need another pitch if he starts.
"He didn't throw the changeup too much, but it is better than his slider," Jocketty said. "He is a great athlete. You ought to see him hit. He is one of the fastest runners on the team."
The Reds signed Jonathan Broxton to a $21 million, three-year deal in November, giving themselves a closer and freeing Chapman to move to the rotation. Although they have faith in Broxton, it's a change that could have a big overall impact.
"It's kind of tough the way we had a shut-down bullpen last year," Baker said. "We had the guys lined up."
Baker wouldn't rule out moving Chapman back to the bullpen if injuries or other problems occur.
"That's a maybe," Baker said. "It's the same situation as last year. We started with Chapman as a starter, then Ryan Madson went down. We had no idea that Chapman would be as good as a closer. I don't think anybody did."
There's also the question of how many innings Chapman will be allowed to pitch as he moves into the new role. In his first season in the organization, he threw 109 innings. He totaled 71 2-3 innings last season.
Chapman has developed a tired shoulder on at least one occasion during his career with Cincinnati. The Reds will watch him closely to see how his shoulder handles the extra innings.
"It's a risk when you throw that hard anyway, you know?" Baker said.
Chapman is willing to do whatever the Reds ask. Although he was initially concerned about the move to the bullpen because he'd never done it before, he's now comfortable with closing games and wouldn't mind doing it again.
"I have never started in the big leagues," Chapman said. "I've had success as a reliever. If I had to choose, I would chose to do what I've had success with. But I will do whatever they want me to do."
Reporting by the Associated Press.


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Audi fans can be an insatiable bunch. For those who have been excitedly awaiting the debut of the next-generation A3, the wait may be over: details and images of the all-new 2013 Audi A3 have hit the web.
We already knew that the A3 was slated to make its official debut at the Geneva show and had gotten a glimpse at the car's interior, but now we have the full monty. Thanks to Russian news site ZR.RU, images and details of Audi's new compact hatch have leaked online. Previewed by the A3 Concept at last year's Geneva show, the all-new A3 maintains the Four Rings' corporate six-sided grille and front and rear LED running lights. The interior is decked out in black leather with contrasting bright orange stitching and bolsters. Dressing up the A3's design are wheels that mimic the five-spoke grey alloy wheels, which are also found across Audi's RS lineup.
Unlike the concept, the leaked pictures show the three-door hatchback; a five-door hatch and a new four-door sedan are also in the works. Expect the sedan to be the first A3 that we see in the U.S., as it has been supposedly designed specifically for the American and Chinese markets.
What's beneath the skin? European-spec A3s are expected to launch with two forms of the ubiquitous turbocharged 2.0-liter I-4, although a turbo-diesel 1.6-liter TDI I-4 is also supposedly in the cards. At launch, all A3s will be front-wheel-drive, and sport either a six-speed manual or a seven-speed dual-clutch gearbox. Down the road, Quattro all-wheel drive, a hybrid driveline, and hotter S3 and RS3 models are expected to join the lineup.
The new A3 is also the first car to ride on Volkswagen Group's new modular MQB platform that will underpin the majority of future VW models, ranging from the subcompact Polo up to the midsize Passat.
Audi already previewed the 2013 A3's cabin at this year's Consumer Electronics Show in Las Vegas. The styling buck showed off the car's dashboard and front seats to highlight the brand's latest MMI infotainment system, which debuts in the A3. The new system includes an upgraded processor and user interface, revised graphics, and a larger console-mounted dial with an integrated touchpad.
Make sure to stick with Automobile Magazine for all the information on the new 2013 Audi A3 after its official debut next month at the Geneva Motor Show, and for all the news from the show floor.
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Audi fans can be an insatiable bunch. For those who have been excitedly awaiting the debut of the next-generation A3, the wait may be over: details and images of the all-new 2013 Audi A3 have hit the web.

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Watch how to make this recipe.
Separate 4 of the eggs, putting the whites into a medium sized bowl and discarding the yolks (or saving them for another purpose). Add the remaining 4 whole eggs and 2 tablespoons of water to the whites and whisk well.
In a medium ovenproof nonstick skillet heat the oil over a medium flame. Add the onion and cook until it begins to soften, about 5 minutes. Add the broccoli and cook for another 2 minutes. Season with salt and a few turns of pepper. Pour the egg mixture over the vegetables in the skillet covering them evenly. Reduce the heat to medium-low, cover, and let cook until the egg mixture has set around the edges but is somewhat liquid in the middle, about 8 minutes. Sprinkle with the cheese.
Meanwhile, preheat the broiler. Place the skillet under the broiler about 2 inches from the heat until the surface is set and golden brown, 1 to 2 minutes. Be careful not to overcook or the egg mixture will become tough.
Cut the frittata into 8 wedges and serve.
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Donald Ruben, 42, of 254 12th St., Niagara Falls, turned himself over to authorities Wednesday morning, ending the search for the owner of three abandoned dogs, including a puppy that the SPCA of Niagara dubbed "Jonah."
Police said Ruben walked into the Niagara Falls Police station at 8:30 a.m. Wednesday, because he had been following the media coverage of Jonah's story and knew police would be seeking his whereabouts once an arrest warrant was signed.
The Niagara County SPCA and Niagara Falls Police removed three dogs from the 12th Street apartment on June 30 after receiving reports of animal neglect. The dogs were found emaciated and living in deplorable conditions. The youngest of the dogs, a 7-week-old puppy named Jonah, was in critical condition when found. He was rushed to the shelter for treatment and later to a veterinary clinic where he died July 3.
"Jonah's tiny body had begun to shut down even before NFPD and the SPCA found him. Unfortunately, that damage could not be reversed," said Amy Lewis, SPCA shelter director.
The puppy weighed only 3 pounds and should have weighed between 10 and 12 pounds, she said.
Ruben faces three counts of animal cruelty for the abandonment and neglect of the three dogs.
"We are pleased with the news of an arrest in this case. We are on the road toward justice for Jonah. Jonah's death saddened us all and brought about a brief sense of helplessness, but knowing that his owner is in police custody and will be tried for his neglect reassures us that we are not helpless in this fight," Lewis said. "The public response from Jonah's death has created a shockwave that can be heard at the far ends of Niagara County and beyond. It is our hope that the public's outrage will not fall on deaf ears when Donald Ruben stands before a judge, and that Jonah's death will not be in vain. Fighting animal abuse and neglect is at the heart of our mission as an SPCA. We will be assisting the authorities in every way we can."
SPCA Board President Michelle Madigan said: "I am pleased with the arrest of Donald Ruben. Jonah was a beautiful, living, breathing soul and deserved to be treated with love and care, not to be abused and left to suffer and die. Animal cruelty will never stop until the law includes justice for animals as well as people."
Lewis said the two adult dogs rescued along with Jonah are both doing very well at the shelter. The female of the pair, Nellie, came to the shelter about 10 pounds underweight, and has already put on weight. Both Nellie and Dorian, the adult male, will be put up for adoption once police give approval. A lot depends on the court proceedings, Lewis said.
Anyone who is witness to animal cruelty or neglect in Niagara County is urged to call 716-731-4368, ext. 307. If you have a complaint outside of SPCA investigation hours of 8:30 a.m. to 5 p.m. Monday through Friday, call the local police department.


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Three Democrats elected to the Alachua County Commission this month were sworn into office Tuesday, citing economic development and intergovernmental cooperation as top goals.
Three Democrats elected to the Alachua County Commission this month were sworn into office Tuesday, citing economic development and intergovernmental cooperation as top goals.
District 1 Commissioner Mike Byerly began his fourth term on the board, having been first elected in 2000.
He stood with his wife, Busy Shires Byerly, before Senior Judge Aymer "Buck" Curtin -- the man who married them -- as he was sworn into office for the fourth time.
He was followed by new Commissioners Charles S. "Chuck" Chestnut IV and Robert "Hutch" Hutchinson, who stood with their families as they were sworn into the District 5 and District 3 seats, respectively.
Hutchinson, who previously served on the commission from 1998 to 2002, told the packed chamber at the Alachua County Administration Building downtown that he would spend his term listening to citizens, county staff and other commissioners to best determine what action he should take on any given issue.
He said there were many things in the county that people could point with pride to, including its conservation efforts and strong partnerships with local city commissions, but that he viewed with concern the need to develop a better water ethic and the challenge of maintaining an open, constructive dialogue with those commissions.
He thanked Byerly and Chestnut, with whom he campaigned during the lead-up to the November general election. They ran as the Three Musketeers, or to some, the Three Stooges, Hutchinson said to laughter from the crowd.
"So gents, we won't always agree, but you know I'll have your back," he told the pair of newly sworn-in commissioners.
Chestnut, who recently served as a state legislator, said he would focus on spurring local job creation and promoting development in east Gainesville and the eastern portion of the county overall. To go out to eat or go shopping, he has to go to west Gainesville, he said.
"Something is wrong. Why don't we have those amenities on the east side of town, the east side of the county?" he asked.
He said he would champion the commission's goal of relocating the Alachua County Fairgrounds and retooling its current location at 3100 NE 39th Ave. in Gainesville as a business park.
Echoing Hutchinson's emphasis on cooperation with the county's city commissions, he said working with the cities would be vital to create a solid transportation plan moving forward.
"We have to stand as one county," he said.
Byerly kept his comments short, thanking voters for electing not only himself and the new commissioners, but also Commissioners Susan Baird and Lee Pinkoson.
"Mostly what I feel this morning is gratitude," he said.
Baird said she was glad to hear Chestnut and Hutchinson cite job creation as a key priority, which she shares.
She also emphasized the need to "dig deep and dig hard" to find a strategy for funding the infrastructure improvements the county needs, especially in the wake of voters' rejection of the "Fix Our Roads" sales tax referendum meant to address that problem.
Pinkoson echoed earlier comments about the importance of promoting economic development, but said he hoped residents who don't hold advanced degrees will receive substantial consideration in the county's job creation efforts.
Pinkoson and Byerly were elected vice chair and chair of the board, respectively, with no objections or competing nominations. With the establishment of those roles, the commission solidified its line-up for the next two years until Baird and Pinkoson's seats come up for election in 2014.
As Byerly said during his speech at the 45-minute meeting, they have their work cut out for them.
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Filling: In a small bowl, mix together the cheeses, egg yolk, flour, sugar, vanilla and salt until smooth. Fold in the chocolate chips. Set aside.
Cut each sheet of pastry into 4 equal-sized squares. Put 4 pastry squares on each prepared baking sheet. Spoon about 2 to 3 teaspoons of the filling into the center of each piece of pastry. Fold 1 corner of the pastry diagonally over the filling to within 1-inch of the opposite corner. Using a pastry brush, brush the folded-over section lightly with the beaten egg. Fold the opposite corner over the egg-brushed pastry to form an open-ended Danish. Brush the pastry with beaten egg and bake until puffed and golden, about 15 minutes. Remove from the oven and cool for 5 minutes before serving.
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Playa d'en Bossa • Two bedroom • Two bathroom • Sea views • Fully Air-conditioned • Free wi-fi
This fully air-conditioned, stylish, luxurious and spacious two bed apartment is located directly on the beach. It is beautifully furnished in a modern, contemporary style. Step through the large sliding glass doors in the lounge and dining area onto the terrace. From there you have fabulous views of the garden, pool, beach and sea. You can eat al fresco at any time of the day, sunbathe or relax in the shade on the comfortable day-bed. The choice is yours. For your entertainment there is cable TV, DVD player that also plays CD's and wireless broadband.
The property is fitted with a completely modern kitchen that has a ceramic hob, grill and oven as well as a kettle, fridge freezer and microwave. In fact there's everything you need to cook the perfect meal. Both of the bathrooms have power showers with the master bathroom having an additional bath. Also provided is a washing machine and tumble dryer. The intercom entry system gives both peace of mind and convenience. A good supply of freshly laundered cotton sheets and quality towels is provided.
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The Bossa Azul apartments are directly on the beach on the Playa d'en Bossa side of Ibiza town. They are handily placed for the airport, Salinas beach or the Dalt Vila itself. Ibiza town can be reached by foot, local bus, car or a ferry that runs directly into the port, from just along the beach.
Each apartment looks down on to a beautiful, well maintained, garden that looks fantastic both during the day and when illuminated at night. This makes for a tranquil haven where you can unwind and relax. You can either sunbathe by the pool or take just a few steps to swim or sunbathe on the beach. The beach itself is very good and there's delightful views of the Dalt Vila and the nearby island of Formantera. Then of course there's the wonderful Mediterranean sea and after your swim it's only a short distance to your apartment.
In the local area there are plenty of shops, bars and restaurants with many more just a short taxi ride away. In particular there are many very good beach bars and restaurants just along Bossa beach. In fact Ibiza has something for everyone. If tranquility and relaxation is your choice Ibiza has numerous quality beaches and beautiful, scenic, countryside. Indeed the apartments themselves are a haven away from the hustle and bustle of the island.
If nightlife is your thing then Ibiza has some of the best nightclub's and places to eat in the world. Both Ushuaia beach bar and hotel and Hi nightclub are only ten minutes walk away.
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Nobel Peace Prize Winner Wangari Maathai Receives 2008 Dignitas Humana Award, Speaks to Hundreds
(L) Dr. Wangari Maathai receives the 2008 Dignitas Humana Award from Bill Cahoy, dean of Saint John's School of Theology·Seminary (left), and Abbot John Klassen, OSB, abbot of Saint John's Abbey (right).
(R) Dr. Wangari Maathai speaks on "Environment, Democracy, and Peace: A Critical Link" to the assembled crowd in the Stephen B. Humphrey Theater.
Photos by Andra Van Kempen-Middlestaedt
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Nobel Peace Prize winner Wangari Maathai will receive the 10th Dignitas Humana Award from Saint John's School of Theology∙Seminary at 8 p.m. Tuesday, Sept. 30, 2008, in the Stephen B. Humphrey Theater on the campus of Saint John's University.
Following the presentation of the award, Maathai will give a lecture, "Environment, Democracy, and Peace: A Critical Link" in the Humphrey Theater. All are welcome to attend the award presentation and lecture.
Maathai, winner of the Nobel Peace Prize in 2004, is an environmentalist and advocate for human rights around the world. The first African woman to be awarded the Nobel Peace Prize, Maathai was recognized for her holistic approach to sustainable development that embraces democracy and human rights and women's rights in particular. Born in Kenya, Maathai is internationally recognized for her ability to draw attention to oppression and for the inspiration she offers to many, particularly women, in the fight for democratic rights and better living conditions.
Since the late 1970s, Maathai has championed the concept of planting trees as a part of environmental conservation, which is critical to peace. This activity grew into the Green Belt Movement, whose main focus is helping women's groups plant trees to conserve the environment and improve quality of life. Maathai, through the Green Belt Movement, has encouraged and enabled women to plant more than 30 million trees on their farms and near their schools and churches.
Maathai has addressed the United Nations on issues of debt elimination for poor African nations, peace in the Sudan and Burma, human rights violations and environmental conservation.
The Dignitas Humana Award annually recognizes and encourages the efforts of individuals who do exceptional work on behalf of the poor and disenfranchised. It honors those who exemplify the Judeo-Christian values of service, respect, kindness and compassion in their work to advance the dignity of human persons. Recipients of this award support, advocate for, nurture and protect people on the margins of society in the United States and around the world and inspire others to work for human dignity and justice.
Previous recipients of The Dignitas Humana Award include Rick Ufford-Chase; the Community of Sant'Egidio; Rev. Carl Wilkens; the Taizé Community; S. Helen Prejean, CSJ; Rev. Gregory Boyle, SJ; Jean Vanier; Marva Collins; and Jonathan Kozol.
The Dignitas Humana Award is made possible by the generosity of M. George and Gloria Allen.


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Prior to joining BCG, Daniel worked as a strategy consultant at Roland Berger Strategy Consultants.


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The Avengers star is prone to rashes so she often sits at home watching medical documentary shows on TV to investigate possible remedies.
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She tells Britain's Elle magazine, "(I should be) a dermatologist. When you help someone heal their skin it gives them a new lease of life. I mean, have you ever met someone with a horrible skin condition? I'm good with that... I've had every problem. I always get these weird things (rashes)... At least I know how to cure them... I'm pretty good at diagnosing other people... It comes from watching a lot of medical programs... Real medical programs. Documentaries."


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WASHINGTON (AP) — The Obama administration has levied financial sanctions against eight drug gang bosses accused of working for Mexico's powerful and violent Sinaloa Cartel.
The government accused the eight regional bosses of managing drug smuggling operations for Joaquin "El Chapo" Guzman, the purported head of the Sinaloa Cartel, the Treasury Department announced Tuesday. By declaring the men specially designated narcotics traffickers under the Kingpin Act, Washington has made it illegal for U.S. citizens to do business with them and freezes any assets they may have inside the U.S.
Seven of the men — Armando Lopez Aispuro, Guillermo Nieblas Nava, Felipe de Jesus Sosa Canisales, Raul Sabori Cisneros, Ramon Ignacio Paez Soto, Jesus Alfredo Salazar Ramirez and Jose Javier Rascon Ramirez — are believed to run smuggling operations in the Mexican state of Sonora, which borders Arizona. Cenobio Flores Pachecho is accused of being in charge of smuggling efforts in Mexicali, across the border from California.
"These eight individuals are the gate keepers. These are the last eight people to have control of (drugs and other contraband) before it hits the streets of our communities," said Carl Pike, the assistant special agent in charge of the Drug Enforcement Administration's special operations division. "This is a huge step forward."
Adam Szubin, the head of the Treasury Department's Office of Foreign Assets Control, said the government has taken 15 actions targeting 100 individuals and entities connected to the Sinaloa cartel since last year.
Guzman, one of Mexico's most wanted persons, was designated a drug kingpin by the U.S. more than a decade ago. Despite that, he has still managed to amass a fortune estimated at more than $1 billion. His cartel has also managed to remain largely intact despite years of fighting with the Mexican government and rival drug trafficking groups.
But Guzman's criminal group hasn't been unscathed. Several high-ranking members have been arrested or killed. Last month Guzman's father-in-law, Ines Coronel Barreras, was arrested by Mexican authorities in Agua Prieta, across the border from Douglas, Ariz. Coronel has also been the subject of U.S. government sanctions.
Pike described the Sinaloa Cartel Tuesday as "the oldest and probably right now the best established cartel."
"Others are suffering in-house fighting. As the others weaken, obviously the Sinaloa Cartel will grow stronger," Pike said.
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GPS, aerial imagery and computers are making variable-rate applications a reality for many Mid-South producers. But according to Coahoma, Miss., crop consultant Joe Townsend, one low-tech input is critical to the process — putting footprints in the field.
Townsend, who spoke at the National Alliance of Independent Crop Consultants in Tucson, Ariz., acquires aerial images of his precision ag customers' fields from InTime, Inc., a precision agriculture company based in nearby Cleveland, Miss. The images, taken from 12,000 feet, are turned into a scout map which divides the field into seven management zones based on biomass, or plant vigor.
"We put the scout maps on a PDA (handheld computer) with a GPS and go to the field, write our prescriptions, get on the Internet, and put in an application prescription request. We get a card which we stick in the application vehicle, then we spray."
Townsend uses the images from June until defoliation begins for insecticides, fertilizer, nematicides, miticides, plant growth regulators, defoliants and to help in other agronomy decisions.
Insecticides — "Plant bugs are a terrible problem in Mississippi," Townsend said. "A huge number of our cotton fields take about 10 applications during the cotton growing season."
Plant bugs are very attracted to cotton as a function of biomass, notes Townsend. "The greater the mass of cotton, or the more rank it is, the more plant bugs it will attract. So variable-rate technology works very well against plant bugs. We scout fields twice a week with sweep nets and visually, to determine what we need to do."
Townsend will begin applications "when we have a 2 percent sweep net count per management zone." When cotton is lapping, no more variable-rate applications are directed at plant bugs.
"Tobacco budworms and bollworms are also very attracted to cotton with higher levels of biomass. Some of the materials to control these pests are $15 to $20 per acre for a blanket application, so sometimes, we can save a great deal of money by not spraying the entire field."
Plant growth regulators — "In the past, we've always made a happy-medium plant growth regulator application. We've always had tall cotton in the field and small cotton in the field.
"Today, we may have as many five rates of plant growth regulator," Townsend says. "Quite often we have plant bugs that are associated with rank cotton, so we can put both products in the same spray machine and head to the field. Our eventual goal is cotton that is more uniform across the top."
Townsend has found that variable-rate applications of plant growth regulator on 15-inch cotton has also worked well.
Nematodes — Townsend uses scout maps to find and treat portions of a field for root-knot nematode, going with sidedress applications of Temik and other nematode control measures. "Lower biomass areas are usually in management zones 1 or 2 in the heavier clay soils. The same low biomass areas will happen in the sandier soils where we have the root-knot nematode. I use a sharp shooter shovel to dig up a cotton plant to see the roots to determine if it's nematodes or something else."
Yield maps from 1999 and 2005, indicated that the variable-rate Temik applications had significantly increased the yield where nematodes had been detected. "This is encouraging."
Variable-rate defoliation — "Since we've been doing variable-rate defoliation applications, 90 percent of the time we can harvest in one operation. Prior to variable-rate technology, this would have been nearly impossible. And we found that we can get by with a lot less defoliant with cotton that is more mature."
During a season, Townsend will acquire three to five aerial images. "InTime is good about getting the images to us. Sometimes the weather is a problem, but not that often."
Townsend says scouting with the scout map is a lot less time-consuming, and helps him make better decisions for his customers. But scouting also requires a good bit of "sight specific" activity to determine why there is variability. "All of us make our living by putting footprints in the field, whether it's corn, cotton or soybeans. It's no different with variable-rate technology."
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I routinely scan our Google Analytics and Flurry accounts any time a new build is about to be released. I have seen Eclair showing up on the reports since last month, but it wasn't until this week that I saw 2.0 appearing.
This tells me Eclair is essentially finished now that 2.0 is being reported from new Android devices. Google generally waits till the last second before stamping a version number on their dessert named builds.
If you want even more evidence, Android engineer Dan Morrill has uploaded a YouTube video of a giant eclair being unloaded at the Googleplex. According to YouTube, the video was uploaded from an Android phone. The video quality is not perfect, but it tops any Android recorded video I have seen in the past.
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The critics doubt whether Freeman will be the best quarterback on his own team.
Working on the final year of his rookie contract, facing competition from rookie quarterback Mike Glennon and leading a team that hasn't made the playoffs since 2007, there seems to be a lot of pressure building on Freeman.
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Critics don't believe in him. Hall of Fame quarterback Fran Tarkenton called Freeman "God-awful" in August. Former teammate Ronde Barber, now an NFL analyst, didn't think Freeman can lead this team.
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We are one step closer to securing the third and final section of the High Line at the rail yards to be transformed into public open space.
On Wednesday, April 25, the New York City Planning Commission voted unanimously to approve a zoning text amendment that secures the eastern portion of the High Line at the rail yards, including the 10th Avenue Spur, as public open space.
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"I've been [acting] too much," Ryan Gosling told the AP last week. "I've lost perspective on what I'm doing. I think it's good for me to take a break and reassess why I'm doing it and how I'm doing it." Sure, maybe Ryan, who stars in this upcoming weekend's The Place Beyond the Pines, needs some time off to fine-tune his craft. Or maybe he's taking a break to pursue his true passion, which is carrying things. Dry cleaning, coffee, artisanal cheese — if it needs to get from point A to point B, Ryan Gosling will carry it there in his manly hands. No messenger bags allowed. This is the Professional Carrying League.BEGIN SLIDESHOW


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The singer-turned-actor wowed the crowd in New Orleans, Louisiana when he ended his longtime hiatus and returned to the stage in a black tuxedo, opening his concert on the eve of the football championships with his 2002 debut solo track Like I Love You.
Timberlake, backed by a 10-piece band, played for 90 minutes and pulled out all the stops by bringing out Jay-Z to perform their new single Suit & Tie off his upcoming album, The 20/20 Experience, and Timbaland for their classic hit SexyBack.
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If the CDC does not allow these products in their offices, why are you still using them? Are you aware that people who may seem unsociable may actually have multiple chemical sensitivity? Being around chemicals causes irritations that you may not be aware of ...yet.
Two sources listed above should help you make healthier decisions.
Please, be careful, enjoy your life; but, also be sensitive to others as well as yourself.
I urge you to read the article, link above.
If you do not have time, please know this: washing with plain old soap and water is all you need. Your skin has good germs which protect you from the harmful germs. When you start killing everything off, with chemicals, none the less, you do more harm than good. The harm is hormone disruption and the creation of superbugs. Sound familiar?
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There is hope and it is possible for "mind over matter" to work at managing and relieving PD symptoms.
I just sent notes to my members of Congress around the Personal Health Investment Today Act and hope that you will consider doing the same.
I was recently contacted by someone who is moved by certain comments I make on the online IDEA Answers forum about multiple chemical sensitivity. This person does not remember what they were looking for or how they ended up seeing my post; but, I am ever so grateful for the help and resources that makes this possible.
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Thank you IDEA, fellow trainers, and my new friend, who out of the goodness of their heart, gave me their time and advice of what works for them. I am now using those tips to reinforce for my clients what may and may not bring relief. Now it is up to the clients to decide which options to try first, if not all, simultaneously.
The most important piece of advice this person gives is: there is hope and you can heal.
Wishing you all continued success on your health and fitness journey.
A huge thank you to the stranger, now friend, who goes out of their way to help me help you.
Please be sure to use extreme caution if you decide to use a high elevation training mask. You will want to get the device approved by both your doctor and athletic trainer before use.
I heard about someone having life threatening problems from using a high elevation training mask. This male had an unknown lung condition which predisposed him to severe pain that was not being properly diagnosed; because, if the doctor does not know this device is being used they do not know to look extra carefully at the tests and images. Please be sure to tell the medical staff every little detail of training and lifestyle to get the best care possible that just may save your life and get you pain free quicker.
Have fun with your training devices; but, please do so carefully, do your research and get professional approval.
Happy blessed birthday anniversary to United States of America.
What better way to celebrate than use our independence daily to help keep America going strong.
To remain independent we must remember to follow a healthy balanced eating plan for the most nutrient dense nourishment possible.
Then continue our balanced exercise program which incorporates cross training for injury prevention and longevity.
Add to that our well designed rest and relaxation techniques for optimal regeneration and repair.
Enjoy your independence on our nation's birthday and beyond. My wish for all of you is a happy, healthy and safe, pain free life.
Beware of using your activity tracking device, be it expensive or not.
This can save your life or harm you. How?
The information being stored has been used at the doctor's office to help diagnose the presence of illness. The doctor will compare your information with their office numbers. We are more relaxed and active when away from the doctor; so, you can see how this will give the doctor a more complete picture of your well being. If you are lost, the gps will help locate you.
On the flip side, the fitness tracker device will give away your location. Are you trying to avoid someone? Also, the tracking device is not completely accurate, the numbers may be, and most probably are, quite off; so, use the device as a comparison to the previous day for logging improvement.
Therefore, please, use the fitness tracker wisely and take the information it gives you with the grain of salt. They are helpful and fun to use when you understand the goal of these items.
I had the pleasure of being invited onto a talk show for an interview.
If you would like to know some more about me, you may enjoy listening to Tarryn's introductory interview about me and NAPS 2 B Fit...Customized Health + Fitness Programs. This is about a 25 minute show with Tarryn wearing headphones and me on the phone, off screen.
The location/link is:
GoTarryn TV Audio Podcast with Natalie Smith - Episode 481.
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Hello and welcome to your vacation location. I am more than happy to help you remain current with your exercise program while you are away from home, be it business or pleasure, when you are in my area.
With that in mind; please be aware that you are able to find a trainer on IDEA, at this site, just by putting in your location:
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Metadata Report for BODC Series Reference Number 625699
Metadata Summary
Problem Reports
Data Access Policy
Narrative Documents
Project Information
Data Activity or Cruise Information
Fixed Station Information
BODC Quality Flags
SeaDataNet Quality Flags
Metadata Summary
Data Description
Data Identifiers
Time Co-ordinates(UT)
Spatial Co-ordinates
Problem Reports
No Problem Report Found in the Database
Data Access Policy
Open Data supplied by Natural Environment Research Council (NERC)
You must always use the following attribution statement to acknowledge the source of the information: "Contains data supplied by Natural Environment Research Council."
Narrative Documents
DI258- Optical Plankton Counter (OPC)
The OPC was deployed as part of the Auto-sampling and Recording Instrumented Environmental Sampler (ARIES) package.
Onboard data processing
No cruise specific information relating to on-board data processing has been supplied to BODC. The format of the supplied data files suggest standard Marine Laboratory Aberdeen (MLA) processing.
Originators comments
The reliability of the OPC on the cruise was reported to be 100%.
BODC data processing
A total of 20 processed OPC data files were supplied to BODC: mp1p196.dat, mp1p225.dat, mp1p246.dat, mp1p264.dat, mp1p279.dat, mp1p202.dat, mp1p233.dat, mp1p251.dat, mp1p269.dat, mp1p284.dat, mp1p207.dat, mp1p236.dat, mp1p256.dat, mp1p272.dat, mp1p290.dat, mp1p219.dat, mp1p241.dat, mp1p260.dat, mp1p276.dat and mp1p296.dat.
The parameters in the OPC data files were mapped to BODC parameter codes and transferred to BODC QXF format.
The following OPC were transferred: date/time (mean value over sample period), Sample Number, Sample Volume, latitude (mean), longitude (mean), echosounding (mean), sample depth (start),sample depth (end), mean sample depth, OPC concentration in each size class. Parameters not transferred are date/time (start/end), latitude (start/end), longitude (start/end) and echosounding (start/end).
The following transformations were applied during transfer:
- Sample volume was converted from m3 to litres.
- OPC counts were converted to counts/litre using the corresponding sample volume
Some files (mp1p225.dat, mp1p233.dat, mp1p272.dat and mp1p284.dat) had negative depth (start and/or end) values. During transfer these were set to null and flagged accordingly, or else the transfer failed. Cycles in the original data where the sample volume=0.0000 are not transferred. It was assumed that no water was sampled over the period and even if counts were evident it was not possible to calculate a concentration/unit volume without estimation. All the remaining associated information (navigation and bathymetry) is available separately in the underway dataset.
The data were visually inspected using the BODC in house inspected software Xerplo.
Time/Positional checks: visually checked by comparing the OPC data with the baseline 'master' underway navigation data. Latitude and Longitude time series were identical between OPC and underway confirming that there were no discrepancies in time or position.
Particle concentration spectra and sample volume data were visually inspected for obvious out lying individual data values. When encountered these were flagged as suspect. In the case of extended periods of potentially poor data, due to the volume of data and the difficulty in differentiating good from bad, manual flagging of individual data points was not attempted and covering comments on data quality are noted below.
The bathymetric data transferred from the originators files is uncorrected bathymetric depth. corrected bathymetric depth is available in the underway data set.
Data quality
Elevated concentrations, particularly in the smaller size classes were evident in the near surface data. This was assumed to be contamination by air bubbles and was commonly associated with deployment and recovery of ARIES. Due to the volume of potentially suspect data, flagging of individual points was not attempted.
Relatively high concentration spikes were observed to be associated with small sample volumes. These were most common at the start and end of each tow. As before, due to the volume of potentially suspect data, flagging of individual points was not attempted
An artifact of the transformation from raw data to ESD is that there are parts of the size spectrum with identical values. This is most noticeable in the first 8 size classes but is also evident elsewhere. The degree of replication is dependent on the algorithm used. The transformation algorithm was not supplied with the data and interested parties should contact the data originator.
FRS- Focal Technology Optical Plankton Counter (OPC)
The following is summary of the standard operating protocol for the Optical Plankton Counter (OPC) employed at Marine Laboratories Aberdeen (MLA). These are described in full by Heath (2001).
The OPC is manufactured by Focal Technology (Canada). The basic principle of the OPC is that particles passing through the sampling tunnel interrupt a collimated light beam. Each particle produces a pulse with a size which is related to the equivalent spherical diameter (ESD) of the particle. The pulse height is digitized, and the resulting value is referred to as the digital size. Thus, each particle is registered as a bytes of data with a value related to the particle ESD. Focal Technology supply a non-linear calibration equation to convert digital size to ESD (microns).
The standard OPC is designed to transmit data by frequency shift key (FSK) up a conducting cable to a support vessel. A data logger intercepts the serial data stream prior to the FSK converter and integrates in real time over user defined time and size bins. The logger also receives analogue inputs from a flow meter and a pressure sensor, digitizes these data and incorporates them into the record associated with each time integral.The logger is programmed by serial communications from a PC. The logged data are stored in lithium backed-up memory, and down loaded over a serial link to a PC for processing.
In a typical MLA setup incoming particle size information (bytes) would be accumulated into 128 bins of equal width in terms of digital size, over 30 sec time intervals. The logger does not exploit the full dynamic size range of the OPC. This is because a) the ESD calibration is highly non-linear over the upper half of the digital size range, and b) particle in the upper half of the range are very rarely encountered and such organisms are probably very able to avoid the sampling tunnel. The upper limit of the largest size bin is therefore equivalent to a particle diameter of 5500 µm. An additional bin catches all particles larger than this limit.
The system can be used in two ways:
- lowered deployment with the ship stationary (DIP)
- towed deployment (TOW)
The software for communicating with the logger puts a flag in the down loaded file to indicate which type of deployment has taken place. If the deployment was a DIP then the user is prompted to supply the latitude, longitude and echo sounding at the deployment location. If the deployment was a TOW, position and echo sounding data are logged independently on a separate PC from that used to communicate with the OPC logger. These data are referred to as navigation data and are merged with the OPC data in subsequent processing. The clock in the OPC logger is manually synchronized with that in the source of navigation data before deployment,logging of navigation data commences before initiation of logging of OPC data, and termination of logging of navigation data occurs after the OPC logger is powered down on recovery. Thus, the navigation data file is of longer duration than the OPC logger file, and be time-synchronized. A typical logging interval for navigation data would be 60s
The logger has been used to record data over a range of time intervals from 1 or 2 seconds for lowered profiles in shallow water, to 60 sec in long deep tows. There is a trade off between time interval and number of bins with respect to the capacity of the memory in the logger; 128 bins and a 1s interval equates to approximately 25 minutes endurance.
Processing software is used to decode the raw data file produced by the logger. The software assigns a latitude, longitude and echo sounding to the start, end and mid time of each sample of data. In the case of DIP deployments the same position is assumed for all samples. In the case of TOW deployments positions and echo soundings are interpolated at OPC times from the logged navigation data file.For a towed deployment the navigation data are first checked to ensure they are clean- especially with respect to erroneous echo soundings. A graphical editing programme is used to help manually clean up a the navigation data file. The edited data are written out to a new file which can be used in the data processing.
Using calibration data (pressure sensor, free flow meter and pumped flow meter) supplied by a logger configuration file:
- Pressure, counts and flow data are converted from high and low bytes to digitized variables by: variable = (256 * high byte) + low byte
- Digitized pressure is converted to metres of seawater by a calibration equation of the form: Depth (m) = A + B*variable
- Digitized flow rate is in units of impeller rev s-1, and is converted to speed through the water by: Speed (ms-1) = variable /flowcal, where flowcal has the units of revolutions m-1
The sample volume is calculated. The processing software checks the flow meter data and if it is acceptable then it is used. If not, then the volume is calculated using the distance towed over the ground in the sample interval with some correction for wire veer/recovery speed. There is an option to completely override the flow meter data it is KNOWN to be malfunctioning. In this instance all the calculations are made using distance towed. Flow meter data are utilised wherever possible.
The logged particle count data are in bins of equal width with respect to digital size. There are options to re-bin on a scale of ESD,volume, logESD or logVolume. The MLA typically realign the counts across a new set of user defined bins of equal ESD width, ususally 136 classes of 40 µm bin width, with 100 µm ESD for the lower limit.
The result of the processing is a .DAT file with a fixed structure independent of deployment type.
M.R. Heath (2001). Programmable data logger for the Focal Technology Optical Plankton Counter (OPC): Principles of operation and software manual. FRS Marine laboratory internal document.
Project Information
Marine Productivity programme (MarProd)
The Marine Productivity programme (MarProd) was a Thematic Programme of the Natural Environment Research Council. It was funded for a period of five years starting in 2000. Its main goal was "to develop coupled modelling and observation systems for the pelagic ecosystem, with emphasis on physical factors affecting zooplankton dynamics" with the following specific objectives:
To identify the dominant spatial and temporal scales of physical parameters and zooplankton population dynamics, by observation, modelling and retrospective analysis
To parameterise the critical processes governing zooplankton dynamics by observations and experiments
To construct and validate spatially explicit models of zooplankton and their food and predators, capable of resolving short term changes in population structure
To provide data for model validation by developing and applying new interdisciplinary techniques to a wide spectrum of biological and physical parameters
To develop a database and information system for historic and new data and models.
The programme was composed of two phases: Phase 1 projects (2000-2002) focused on the use of historical datasets and existing biological models, complemented by laboratory experiments and remote-sensing analyses to gain a better understanding of the dynamics of zooplankton populations in shelf seas. The main, field-based Phase 2 of the programme (2001-2005) focused on the open ocean. The fieldwork phase took place between November 2001 and December 2002 and consisted of four surveys in the northern North Atlantic in early winter 2001 and 2002, and in spring and summer 2002.
MarProd was a major UK contribution to the international Global Ocean Ecosystem Dynamics project (GLOBEC).
Data Activity or Cruise Information
|Cruise Name
|Departure Date
|Arrival Date
|Principal Scientist(s)
|Raymond T Pollard (Southampton Oceanography Centre), Steven J Hay (Fisheries Research Services Aberdeen Marine Laboratory)
|RRS Discovery
Complete Cruise Metadata Report is available here
Fixed Station Information
No Fixed Station Information held for the Series
BODC Quality Control Flags
The following single character qualifying flags may be associated with one or more individual parameters with a data cycle:
|Below detection limit
|In excess of quoted value
|Taxonomic flag for affinis (aff.)
|Beginning of CTD Down/Up Cast
|Taxonomic flag for confer (cf.)
|Thermometric depth
|End of CTD Down/Up Cast
|Non-taxonomic biological characteristic uncertainty
|Extrapolated value
|Taxonomic flag for single species (sp.)
|Improbable value - unknown quality control source
|Improbable value - originator's quality control
|Improbable value - BODC quality control
|Null value
|Improbable value - user quality control
|Replacement value
|Estimated value
|Interpolated value
|Control value
|Excessive difference
SeaDataNet Quality Control Flags
The following single character qualifying flags may be associated with one or more individual parameters with a data cycle:
|no quality control
|good value
|probably good value
|probably bad value
|bad value
|changed value
|value below detection
|value in excess
|interpolated value
|missing value
|value phenomenon uncertain
|value below limit of quantification


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Version: 4.0.15
Released: 2013-01-30
Release Type: Plugin Compatibility, Bug Fix
A bug that created the following warning is now fixed. "Notice: Undefined offset: 16 in lib/tutorials/tutorials.php on line 156"
Many of Jetpack's features unfortunately require special consideration in order for themes to be compatible with them. This release adds a filter that prevents Jetpack's Carousel feature from silently disabling itself on Builder sites. The same type of code is also preventing the Tiled Galleries feature from functioning, but unlike Carousel, Tiled Galleries does not have a filter to prevent it from disabling itself. A solution for this issue is still in the works.
The technical reason for this happening is that Builder makes use of the
post_gallery filter in order to make the gallery render more fluidly inside of Builder's content areas. Both the Carousel and Tiled Galleries features of Jetpack attach to this same filter and will simply not do anything if other code has made use of the filter. Thus, while Jetpack reports the features as active, they are in fact not functioning since Builder modifies the gallery. Fortunately, Carousel has a filter that allows other code to override this check as it still functions without issue in Builder if this check is bypassed. Unfortunately, Tiled Galleries does not have such a filter and simply decides to do nothing in such a situation, leaving the feature unusable.
A temporary workaround for the Tiled Galleries issue is to add the following to your child theme's functions.php file (after the
<?php line):
function custom_disable_builder_gallery() { remove_filter( 'post_gallery', 'builder_custom_post_gallery', 10 ); } add_action( 'builder_theme_features_loaded', 'custom_disable_builder_gallery' ); $content_width = 604;
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$content_width variable has to be set to a value that refers to the pixel width of the area displaying the gallery. The 604 number refers to the total pixel width area of the Default child theme's Content Module without any Layout modifications (960 pixel wide Layout with a 320 pixel wide sidebar). Until a better solution can be found, this variable will have to be manually adjusted so that the gallery properly fills the content area. Fortunately, if you are running a responsive Builder child theme, you can set this value to be larger than required, and it will automatically shrink down (this may work in some non-responsive child themes as well, the results vary).
Files Updated:
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- lib/tutorials/


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